Can I put my own image in between the plastic to customize my own?
18247
You can but not on your own. Contact tervis for dimensions. We have done patches from family vacations but they say some are too large.
18248
Contact tervis. I live in fort Myers. They have a store here. You just take them in. Not sure what you would do if you don't live here but I know it's doable. I don't think it costs anymore. Just what you paid for the patch.
18249
I do not believe this is possible - -looking at the bottle right now...to do this you'd actually have to BREAK the two walls apart, and it does not look like they would ever go back together properly.
18250
You can definitely put your own stuff in however if you bought it here you would receive it sealed. You need to contact tervis.
2229936
Hi This is after you purchase the case; - How To Send Us Image - Go to Your Account - Your Order(s) - Contact Seller -Select "Product Customization" - Enter special instructions (if any) & Attach JPEG Imagethank you
1437938
Yes I can print your photo on any of our sizes. Here is a link to my storefront. 1/4 Sheet ~ Create Your Own Custom Edible Cake or Cupcake Image Topper!!!Thanks,Eric
696396
You might want to try repositionaln vinyl graphics like these: https://www.google.com/search?q=repositionable+vinyl+graphic+dandelion&newwindow;=1&es;_sm=93&tbm;=isch&tbo;=u&source;=univ&sa;=X&ei;=jOohVMa5JJbEggSBy4LgAQ&ved;=0CDYQsAQ&b;iw=1422&bih;=1043&dpr;=0.9
210656
You can insert your own photo. The little girl I gave it to put a pic of her and I at church inside because I gave it to her. She just loved it. It also looks worth more than the price. You won't be disappointed.
857582
Get a picture frame with glass on both sides and hang it like a normal painting. That's what I did!
2229937
Hi - How To Send Us Image - Go to Your Account - Your Order(s) - Contact Seller -Select "Product Customization" - Enter special instructions (if any) & Attach JPEG Image Thank you
1297749
You can customize them if you are a bit handy. There is a full set of instructions provided on the web for such undertakings.
204929
Yes it can be done just make sure you mask off front and back sides of the screen for maximumsatisfaction. My personal suggestion would be to find a brick pattern with black cement insteadof white or gray typicals. When you go to burn the image the dark lines will allow you to havethe design the want without going the extra mile to get your point across. You can alsotake a black sharpie or marker on your photo film and darken the light areas on the bricksbefore burning your image Good Luck!
1964594
if you add it on the original photo in a photo program yes. not from the frame i dont think though. would be much easier in a program anyway however
14392
Yes though the way the decorative element swoops down into the space where you will place the photo can get in the way depending on what photo you are using (like it could cut into someone's head in the photo). Guess you need to think about what photo you are going to use in relation to that.
1653663
I don't believe you can have both on the same plate. I think the photo can only be added to a predesigned plate.
667653
Yes. You can either cut out the images first, or insert a 5" piece of paper with the image(s) on it and cut out after the adhesive has been applied. They have both a permanent and a repositionable adhesive available. Good luck.
789629
I wasn't able to order it customized. I just bought a cheap thing of craft paint and did it myself and it turned out really good.
230402
You can print it and it will give you the option to print in different sizes, 4x10, 5x7 etc. However I am new at this so I am still in the process of building my album and learning in the process.
990606
I would say yes. This plastic should be fairly easy to modify by cutting out an area for something to pass through. Just be sure to give it enough cut-out room so that it didoes not wear on and eventually cut through whatever you are putting through it.
2045510
I think if you adjust your image size as you wish, then print to a larger sized standard paper (like 13x19 or 14x17), you'd get what you need. You'd have to trim the excess, of course. A bit wasteful, but not sure how many printers in this range can handle custom sized media.